Competitive Procurement means a set of procedures for developing a procurement contract through a bidding or proposal process. The intent is to solicit fair, impartial, competitive bids.
Competitive Procurement means a procurement process followed in order to provide an equal opportunity to multiple vendors, whether by invitation or by advertisement to the public, to bid on a contract as set out in a bid call document;
Competitive Procurement means a procurement method whereby all interested suppliers may submit a bid;
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Steps taken to Procure the Services Using Competitive Procurement Procedures On January 17, 2012, WCI, Inc.
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Competitive Procurement means and include the processes for competitive bidding, Request for Expression of Interest, Request for Proposals, and Request for Qualifications.
Competitive Procurement means contracting with a qualified response action contractor using one or more of the procedures specified in Rule 62-772.400 or 62-772.401, F.A.C. and consistent with Section 287.057, F.S.
Competitive Procurement means that all procurement transactions, including small purchases, must be conducted in a manner that maximizes free and open competition.
Competitive Procurement means a Procurement process where more than one Bidder and/or Proponent is provided the opportunity to submit a Bid or Proposal.
Competitive Procurement means a procurement under this contract in which Seller will issue requests for proposal (hereinafter "RFP") to more than one potential subcontractor.
Competitive Procurement pursuant to 2 NYCRR § 206.2, means a procurement where EFC has:
Competitive Procurement means a set of procedures used to acquire Goods and/or Services